Wahin ka wahin hun,
Aur kahin nahin hun.
[by Siyaah]
[how many interpretations possible for these two seemingly simple lines...?]
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2 comments:
Interesting!
Wahin ka Wahin. At once the words give a sense of completeness in themselves- of being unmoved, untouched. Same as have always been. Neither moving ahead nor backwards. Reminds me of Ghalib somehow "Dard e minat kash e dava na hua. Mein na acha hua,bura na hua" ( hope I didn't 'butcher' the verse!) :/
"Aur kahin nahin" no where else. Right here. Has a sense of being and non being at the same time!
Anonymous: You have interpreted it well...thanks!
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